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Helibras Es subsidiaria del grupo Airbus Helicopters. AirBus es la corporación industrial más importante de la Unión Europea dentro del segmento de negocio de la aviación y el espacio. Helibras es la responsable de la producción, venta y postventa en Brasil de los aviones Airbus Helicopters, el mayor proveedor global del sector, controlado por Airbus Group, la empresa desarrolla tecnología de punta y contribuye así al fortalecimiento de la industria aeronáutica nacional. 1. Razón social: Helibras, Helicópteros do Brasil S.A., es una empresa brasileña dedicada a la fabricación de helicópteros. 2. Fundación: su fundación tuvo lugar en el Centro Técnico Aeroespacial (CTA), en São José dos Campos (SP), el 14 de abril de 1978, tras la decisión del gobierno brasileño de tener una industria de alas rotativas en el país. 3. Localización: São Paulo Av. Santos Dumont, 1979 - Setor C – Lote 03 Aeroporto Campo de Marte, CEP: 02012-010 – São Paulo-SP (11) 2142-3700 Fuente: Google Maps. 4. Número de empleados: en 2009, la empresa tenía alrededor de 300 empleados. Con su desarrollo, debido a los contratos militares celebrados en los últimos años, alcanzó los 850 empleados en 2014 y actualmente cuenta con 540 empleados. Su plantilla es altamente especializada: del 42% que tiene estudios superiores, 16% son ingenieros. Además de ellos, cuenta con 37% de técnicos y 21% de empleados con otros niveles de formación. 5. Directorio (board) actual: * Jean-Luc Alfonsi – Presidente de Helibras. * Sébastien Bully – Director de ventas y desarrollo de negocios. * Alessandro L. Branco – Director de programas y servicios. 6. Principales líneas de actividad y principales productos y servicios: A) Transporte aéreo y comercial B) Transporte de petróleo y gas C) Aviación privada y ejecutiva D) Operaciones aéreas E) Reconocimiento y ataque F) Ataque G) Servicios navales H) Servicios marítimos I) Servicios especiales Comercializa helicópteros civiles modelos: H125, H130, H135, H145, AS365 N3+, H155, H160, H175, H215 Y H225 Comercializa helicópteros militares modelos: H125M, H135M, H145M, AS565 MBe, H215M, H225M, Tigre, NH(TTH Y NFH). 7. Expansión territorial: Brasil. 8. Principales mercados: Brasil, Bolivia, Argentina, Chile, México, Perú. 9. Principales competidores: “No hay información sobre los principales competidores de esta empresa”. 10. Fuentes: http://www.helicopters.airbus.com/website/en/press/With-six-deals-locked-in,- FIDAE-confirms-Airbus-Helicopters%e2%80%99-leading-presence-in-Latin- America_1445.html https://www.linkedin.com/company/helibras/about/ https://www.helibras.com.br/website/po/ref/Hist%C3%B3ria_90.html .

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